
Premier Division
Morpeth Town
Pos
#2
P / W / D / L
5 / 3 / 2 / 0
GD
0
PTS
11
Form:
W
D
W
D
D
Morpeth Town AFC Women is the senior women’s team of Morpeth Town AFC, one of Northumberland’s most ambitious and rapidly developing non-league clubs. Based in the historic market town of Morpeth, the team benefits from high-level club facilities and strong local community backing.
🏟️ Home Ground
Craik Park, Morpeth (NE61 2YX)
👕 Club Colours
Amber & Black Stripes
🛡️ Nickname & Motto
“The Highwaywomen” • #UpThePeth
🏆 Division
NFL Women’s Premier Division
Club Overview & History
Home Ground & Facilities
Plays at Craik Park (NE61 2YX), featuring a state-of-the-art 3G surface and full stadium facilities that provide one of the premier venues for women’s football in the county.
Traditional Colours
Wears Morpeth Town’s iconic Amber and Black traditional stripes.
Club Identity
Known affectionately as “The Highwaywomen” (mirroring the men’s famous “Highwaymen” moniker), carrying the town’s historic identity into the modern women’s game.
Competitive Standing
League Level
Competes in the Northumberland Football League Women’s Premier Division alongside competing in the Women’s FA Cup.
Style of Play
Taking full advantage of the wide, fast 3G pitch at Craik Park, the Highwaywomen typically employ a fast-paced, wide-attacking game.
Experience & Ambition
A highly competitive and ambitious side that balances local talent with a consistent drive for silverware and promotion.
Club Structure & Pathway
Junior Foundation
Morpeth Town Juniors boast a rapidly expanding girls’ section, creating a clear, dedicated pipeline from youth grassroots football straight into the senior women’s setup.
College Academy Partnership
Partnered with Northumberland College to launch a dedicated Women’s Football Academy, combining academic studies with high-level coaching and a pathway into the first team.
Senior Progression
Provides an aspirational environment where young female players in north Northumberland can transition into senior football at a flagship non-league stadium.
Culture & Ethos
“One Town, One Club”
Places a strong emphasis on unity between the men’s, women’s, and junior sections, with the women’s team forming a central pillar of the club’s community identity.
Matchday Experience
Home fixtures at Craik Park regularly offer free entry with the Clubhouse and Far Post bar open, creating a welcoming, family-friendly Sunday matchday atmosphere.
Community Pride
Representing a proud Northumberland market town, the team draws consistent local support to Craik Park and helps inspire the next generation of female footballers across the Morpeth area.
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